Cookware

Look, in your pack, it’s a bird, it’s a plane... nope, but it is a BOT. A what? A mix between bottle and pot, made from lightweight, high strength 100% biocompatible titanium, so you won’t get any of the metallic taste transferred by other metal storage containers. The 700 ml volume is perfect for rehydrating a freeze-dried meal or screw on the watertight lid to carry your beverage of choice along on the next ride. Foldaway handles, graduated measurements and ability to use it directly over a stove or open flame make it a handy roadside companion. Compact for easy packing. 4.1”X4.8” outer dimensions. Weights just 4.4 oz.

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Small size with big performance, these are the same lightweight, minimalist tools issued by the U.S. military for decades. Time-tested for toughness, dependability and for making quick work offing the lid on a can of tuna or beans. Made from nickel plated, hardened carbon steel, the blade folds flat for storage and will stay sharp for years. Sold in pairs. Attach to keychain, lanyard or tuck one in to any pocket or bag. 2"×.8".

Versatile: A smooth desk for your in-tent postcard and journal writing. A workbench for field repairs. An insulator for hot laptop computer bottoms. A cutting board for meat, bread, and veggie prep. A filet surface for fresh panfish. A card or game table. A windbreak for a cook stove. A fan for getting a pile of wet wood blazing hot. A paddle for whenever you’re up the creek without one. An 8.5"×11"×.25" radiused Lexan board, which is about the optimum size for this kind of thing.

A fry pan makes a great addition on any trip, especially if you love burgers or sizzling panfish. This lightweight aluminum pan is non-stick coated and transfers heat well. The spiral-turned base grips stoves and grills securely and the cool grip wire handle swings inside the pan for compact storage. Just the right size for the job and packs easily with your kitchen kit. 12.8 oz, 8.6".

Cookware Metallurgy